Kazivar House

A home of Aidin Novirin, a wealthy merchant, located in the Lower Circle of the Capital City, which was robbed by Kihrin and used as a interrogation space by several others.

Description
The house, also described as a villa, has a central covered courtyard which has a garden at the ground floor and is overlooked at least on one side by a second floor. One of the rooms overlooking the courtyard is a balcony of a spacious opulent bedroom with detailed craftsmanship, tapestries, and ornaments of wealth."'The bedroom Rook entered was large and daunting, filled with the ostentatious filigree and tile work for which imperial craftsmen were famous. Cotton sateen covered the massive bed, tapestries lined the walls and divans, and elegant figurines of heavy bronze and jade sported across the boudoir countertops.'"

History
Most importantly, though the book refers to this house as the Kazivar House its only connection to that Quur domain that we currently know is its merchant owner, Aidin Novirin, was travelling to that location when his house was robbed. Aidin was marrying his daughter to the a knight in Kazivar when his house was being robbed/used. Though Kihrin did sweep up some coin and small items he did not steal that much, and from what can be surmised, not much should remain of the murder either, only a disturbed bedroom and out of place chair (though there could be more we did not see).

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